Kwanini baadhi ya Wasomali wakifika Kenya wanabadili dini na kuacha uislam?
Kwanini baadhi ya Wasomali wakifika Kenya wanabadili dini na kuacha uislam?
Xi jiping
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sikiliza hii huyu msomali alitaka kuuliwa na ndugu zake tumbo moja
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Idimi
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Kwao Somalia wakibadili wanauawa. The same kwa wale walioko Saudi Arabia, wakibadili dini wanatangaziwa Fatwa
baba-mwajuma
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Soma article, has nothing to do with Somalia.
baba-mwajuma
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Aka hatuna hoja tu natafuta visingizio, Tz kila siku watu wa badili dini
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Good, means you are not sure!
baba-mwajuma
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Hio sheria ina hekima yake, na kuna maeneo inatumika na maeneo haitumiki. Nchi yoyote ambayo haitawaliwi kiisilamu na haina Khalifa (practically duniani kote) huwa hio sheria haifanyi kazi, sababu hata mahakama ya kiisilamu haiwezi toa hukumu yake, ni kiongozi wa waisilamu tu ndio anaweza.
Leo nchi zote za kiarabu ukienda wana discourage tu kuhama dini ila ukihama hufanywi kitu, Soma Cia religious report za Qatar, UAE, Oman etc.
NAMBA MOJA AJAYE NCHINI
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Dini zinaleta makovu sana ambayo hayafutiki maishani!
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Tangaa wakookibaooo na uraia kama wotee sembuse dini walekujioopua anytimWakimbizi wengi wa kisomali wanabadili dini wakofika kenya.Hii ni kwa sababu serikali ya kenya inaruhusu kila dini tofauti na nchini kwao ambako wanauliwa kisa dini!
Wasomali wanasema wamefanya au kufuata ukristo kwa miaka kumi kisiri siri wakiwa somalia.
Huu mkasa unafanana na iran
Je kama somali ingekua na uhuru si wasomali wote wangehama.
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Nairobi's Eastleigh Estate has become known as Little Mogadishu
Their prayer session is simple and conducted in Somali. Elders take turns to pray or read verses from the Somali Bible before a sermon is delivered.
There are dozens of Somalis living in Nairobi who have converted from Islam to Christianity.
Some say they have been practising Christianity for more than 10 years.
But they live in constant fear of persecution from members of the Somali community, which is predominantly Muslim.
There is a sizeable Somali community in Kenya, comprising ethnic Somali Kenyans, and a large number of refugees from Somalia.
Most of the community lives in Nairobi's Eastleigh Estate, which is now referred to as Little Mogadishu, after Somalia's capital.
Fundamentalist threat
Many of the refugees fled the war in Somalia.
For a few, it was the threat of religious persecution that forced them to leave their homes and seek refuge in Kenya.
There was a small fellowship that used to meet in my house, about 12 of them - six of them were killed
Michael
Somali Christian refugee
"There was a group of people who wanted to kill me, so I was one of the first refugees to leave Mogadishu because I knew I would be a target as soon as the government collapsed," says Michael, one of the converts.
"The fundamentalists could easily attack me and kill me," he says.
Some of his fellow converts were not so lucky.
"They killed some of my friends. There was a small fellowship that used to meet in my house, about 12 of them - six of them were killed," he says.
Despite fleeing to Kenya, where Christianity is the major religion, life has still not improved for the Somali Christians.
They say they have suffered at the hands of their families and fellow Somalis in Kenya who are angry with their decision to change their religion.
They have been targets of physical attacks and beatings. In other instances, they have had their wives and children taken away from them.
Outcasts
To ward off these reprisal attacks, many hold on to their Muslim names in an attempt to blend in.
Away from home and rejected by their community, the converts say they have been forced to live as outcasts.
The Council of Imams and Preachers of Kenya (CIPK) has rejected claims that the Somali Christians are facing persecution.
Some say they have suffered at the hands of fellow Somalis
"We are very saddened by these claims because Islam gives people the freedom to choose their faith," said Sheikh Hassan Omar, a CIPK official.
"I don't believe the stories by the Somali Christians that they have faced persecution because they converted to Christianity. These are lies," Sheikh Omar said.
He said Kenya has freedom of religion and association, and that the Somali Christians have the freedom to practise their faith and congregate and worship with other Christians.
He dismissed the claims as a ruse to get try to get asylum in the US and other Western countries.
"I would advise them, if they want to go [to the US], they should look for other channels and should not involve Islam and Muslims in the issue."
But Khatazar Gondwe from Christian Solidarity Worldwide, which has been lobbying for protection for the Somali Christians, says there is a problem.
"We have been in contact with the UNHCR (United Nations High Commission for Refugees) in Geneva who have acknowledged that this is an issue," Ms Gondwe says.
Numbers growing
The Somali Christians living in Kenya complain that the UNHCR in Nairobi has not been responsive to their plight.
"According to the refugees, in some cases [the UNHCR] are very unsympathetic, if not hostile, and tell these poor people to go back to camps before they will deal with them," Ms Gondwe says.
"In those camps, these people are in greater danger than they are even in Nairobi itself."
The UNHCR office in Nairobi has denied these claims, saying all refugees get an opportunity to present their case and receive the necessary protection.
UNHCR spokesman Emmanuel Nyabera says the agency has responded to a few cases concerning Somali Christians, but adds that some cases were rejected after they discovered that they were not genuine.
Despite the hardships the face, this unique group of Christians says its numbers are growing.
In the late 1990s, there were barely 20 Somali Christians in Nairobi, but now their number is close to 200, they say.
And they pray that one day they will be accepted by a society that jealously guards its religious beliefs.
Chanzo: BBC NEWS
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Mimi nakupa source za uhakika unaniambia documentary ambazo 99% watu wanatengeneza wapige hela, una utafiti wowote ule kuonesha ni watu wangapi wameuliwa?
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Mnapenda sana kuongea vitu bila ushahidi, Mao China, kina Stalin wote hao ni Atheist na by far wameua watu wengi kuliko kikundi chochote kile karne iliopita.
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Kifupi mkuu binadamu hawezi kuishi bila dini, na man made religion ni hatari kuliko dini za Mungu.
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allah kumbe?
